The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19
Ir:IIAN A:h.sGTln*.
~: i:Grna"t Is,:,n 10 Gecc:ue the .eed
OF t:::, i.at:n .N"iicns.

Had he wished to publish lis Who'll,
tnouSa+, )! Is probable that SiEno
Cri<pi, on lis return from fr:ct!sr;:;!Ig:
ru!Ie, woult; have m@ae 9 deci-ratioE
nora imrressiv. tban & mp:iats:d eeh<
OF the message io2lue from Berlin by
i}eaconsGela, Il Ering peace Wit
horor." U2qyastionnbiy q firm le;:&a'
between tlt throc central powers shoult
tend 20 the maintenance o. peace N Gu
19pc. aoi 1n;3?l5 escn he Getiae>I t.
:Sus.g;Gt@e TRANQUILITY, il lie :nG:;cT c
:'r",,@e were not SO likely 20 DC shape.
by passion, anG il the course Of R,!Sa;:
1ece 40! determined iay :ac feelings O
40 .ntoc-atic ruier !:y @pyEhnl:5 tna'
even postponed tla n;ttD-2ah d m Lu
ropeaH ~ar, ell the States OF The Cont
nsEt caG:,ot bat pr0ii5, and an4oDs t!ell
Italy But, besides a share Of the gen
aral blessings flowing from peace, tax
italian Prime Minister IS believed te
contemplate certain special advantage
20 accrue 10 his country from partner
snip with Germany and Aaustlia. l.
vas lot, IN ot!"r words. peace u:!IT that
:jigDor Ctis1; brought back fror. Ftic,t
pric;iaraa:., i5:lt the conviction th=. ita;E,
whether peace CO var awaits her, naS ri
last i prospect OF r2cny@ri:.g The bead,
ship OF the Latin nations end t-c pre-.
| poaGeranca which once belonged to
Genoa and Venice IN tho Mediterranean.
II ti:e breast Of every patriotic Italian
! since the unit;cation q the peninsula,
the belle: has been rooted that (ie. and
not tre I7renchman, IS tee rightiul rep
resenta;ive aud d;stiDed upho!der OF The
Latin civilization and the Roman fame.
He cou:eud5 taa5 h;s country, if the
nriDcipic Il uot!o2ait:as were aitl;ul!y
j carried cut, wouid even now coI,S.in as
I ,QaI.r inhabitants as France, while lis
! popa1.tion viii expand GUcIi faste:
/ through the operation Of certain ;'hysio-
~. :c;.l Tendencies Nrstcle6lE poor as
&rc Stu ul;t@seS OF the i,&.;=n peasant:y
aIl1 iae,>:<y depleted - tEey are hy
e:l grafton, thcy Yet Increase 50 rapidly
th;t It:.;y, it has be2n computed, mnss,
even without territorial: ;:ccessiol*, over
tax and oa:strio France il the course
Of ! si0ai, generation. There 2re, moro
over. many nlilious OF It&iisn-speak:cs 6
uuman Jsings that are sill! cI:t$i&a ot
. Eiag GuIUcrt's G0iriniOGs. I;.ey be-
long to ;i..,t i.ai;:, :. riaal.ta, tie longing
for %aica, although Il !&3e for notiGc
-aa.oas less !ocGir ,:ssttu;;SG:, r2a;tilS j2-
eyti:.gr:sa&5ic. Cclg;d lily Incorporate
VI tat ptrCnus 10 i - :;::;c. .a!:.S;9agc
ait, :it>,yr.c.:i ;-sot,.,toEF. s;.i. %oatd
Ike Irom A,,> Ererc;! i:c;,..o'.r Nee,
Savoy ,,n1 Corsica, ana 1tcai ~ :r;S l!-t
onlE :hc I.c4t;no a2u Ir,la:e. I'D tic
Whole lstii;tn, S:,a:1r.&! &;.d Da;2:asl:::n
co:sst OF th- tl,i,iatic. w;4ica oAce vas
!.11ia enI afterwards t,uctaG. Itom
'li::ss.l ::'.so, sic wo,.i,3 cjai:a Albania.
...::. acquiring tue wLc'a .!i.5si2n ana
Eplcct saa coast down 70 lis, STRAIT Of
0:ranto, &iid making .he alriat:c what
it used t; be before the advent cf the
Ottoman. az Italian i;he.
That IS what al! Italians believe tAey
ougnt 10 nave, Dus, Eavin,,, recovered
tier hereditary possessions, they wcGiG;
no. s:o;, there. Colcea:i;y {, trc;3 i;2a-
tgi;.a copaGtners Sa.oni2,:, the wu"'e
Nc.ti.eca saaco&st OF the -1lgc:n and t2e
proG&bia reve;S!Cn 70 Constal:incp.",
they would claim Cs.nGia AMI Al; rEcee
Islands Of tla Archipelago. noT iGrkish,
bat wh;:h fell 70 Ncpi22 oa tee partition
OF The Greek cEnp:ro. flay wou;@ c;;t:m
Iiipoli aLi; that coast trac.: Of Barca
which IVES 50 popa!"us AMI fruitful IN
der tho name Of PeGtapoiis. Nor would
they. "a the event Of successful war
with France forget That in Tunis the
resident Italians out number the French
men Ten to orc. 1t AleAardria, &lso,
and throughout The Delta, they consti-
tnte, n.xS 10 tie Greek, thc strongest
element III the European popuiat on, and
through the good viii OF Euglant; ana
support of Germany, they may look for
ward 70 acquiring the influence formerly
possessed BY France il ,ha Nile Valley.
Throughout The Levont, il fact, Italy,
if she ac5 in concert with E2aland, may
dream of suppIantiag France, particu-
larry if tie Euphrates Railway Is built
With English capital. Meanwhile at the
western gate Of the mediterranean,
Italian, German ard English irouclads
sre preparing to cooperate for the de-
icat CT Fterch designs upon Morocco.
OF the t.eory that 10 European power
but Spain can safely be allowed &c occn-
py tue Strait of Giura..ar. From Spain
Italy has nothing to fear and E:uch 10
gam.
Such are the perhaps unacknowledged
but really cherished visions of every
Italian who loves h:s country ana be-
lieves her destined to prove hy her
achievements ths she is en- exam PIE, not
OF national decrepitude, but of unex-
hausted youth.
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